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| 表面の説明 | The obverse is entirely covered with a dense multi-line Persian nasta'liq inscription in raised relief, filling the field from rim to rim without a distinct border. A central cartouche contains the mint name Astarabad and the AH date 924, while the surrounding legend bears the full royal titulature of Shah Isma'il I: 'al-Sultan al-'Adil al-Hadi al-Wali Abu'l-Muzaffar Shah Isma'il Bahadur Khan al-Safawi, may God perpetuate his kingdom and sultanate.' The irregular flan, characteristic of early Safavid hammered coinage, results in portions of the marginal legend falling off the coin's edge. The script is executed in a bold, calligraphic style typical of early sixteenth-century Iranian mint production. |
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| 表面の銘文 | ضرب استراباد ۹۲۴ السلطان العادل الهادی الولی ابوالمظفر شاه اسمعیل بهادرخان الصفوی خلد الله ملکه و سلطانه |
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Isma'il I consolidated Twelver Shi'ism as the state religion of Iran beginning in 1501, a decision that permanently fractured the Islamic world along Sunni-Shi'a lines and placed the Safavids in direct ideological conflict with the Ottoman Empire. Coins minted under his authority were among the first to carry explicit Shi'a declarations as official state legend — a deliberate provocation as much as a confession of faith.
Astarabad, on the southeastern Caspian shore, functioned as a regional mint serving the northern territories. Output from this mint is considerably scarcer than Isfahan or Tabriz issues of the same reign.